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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Invinity Energy Systems Plc | IES | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -0.004 | -0.03% | 12.50 | 09:06:21 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 12.25 | 12.25 | 12.50 | 12.50 | 12.504 |
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| INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING |
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Posted at 16/4/2025 12:40 by indiestu EOSFull-Year 2024 Highlights Revenue totaled $15.6 million in line with the Company’s revised 2024 revenue guidance. Gross loss of $83.3 million, a 13% increase compared to the prior year; lower Z3 material costs were more than offset by labor and overhead inefficiencies related to manual sub assembly and increased project execution. Operating expenses totaled $91.9 million, a 16% increase compared to the prior year, with 29% of the total representing non-cash items. The year over year increase included $7.7 million in cash expenses which was primarily driven by strategic investments in sales, sourcing, software engineering, and controllership to position the Company for scaled growth. Net loss attributable to shareholders of $685.9 million, largely driven by non-cash change in fair value tied to mark-to market adjustments stemming from the increase in stock price as of December 31, 2024. Adjusted EBITDA loss of $156.6 million. AND YET, they have a market cap of 1.15 billion. There is significant upside to IES when the tech begins to gain traction. You would have to say that it would be a pretty poor show if the UK government allowed a US company to get a foothold in the grid especially considering the geopolitics over the last few weeks. |
Posted at 16/4/2025 10:18 by robertspc1 I concur. Having been an unfortunate shareholder here for over ten years, I genuinely think the LDES opportunity can be transformative for IES. It is a long complicated bureaucratic bidding process as ever, but hopefully that means few entrants. Outcome will be binary for IES, if they don't get anything it's game over |
Posted at 16/4/2025 09:22 by mbaxter Robertspc1 -IMHO, unless there is something critically wrong with invinity's technology, there is little chance of IES not getting a bite of the pie. Paranoia abounds at the moment and unless the LDES competition is run by complete numpties, I can not envisage a situation where all the UK's storage infrastructure is subject to the whims of external actors who may or may not have a hidden "kill-switch" or worse. For those that cry foul and say we are special and have special friends and relationships and our wonderful friends won't be horrible to us, just look (and listen) at what is happening around the world at the moment. Imho, it is not a coincidence that HMG is a major shareholder in invinity. |
Posted at 16/4/2025 08:58 by robertspc1 Well the latest RNS confirms Frontier & Ethos are serious players in the LDES bidding. As to whether IES or EOS get selected, I guess the UK made angle must be a big plus for IES |
Posted at 09/4/2025 18:57 by indiestu Musk out. Tariffs off. Vanadium price falling. Uk government backing IES. Is this the perfect storm for iES. Hold on to your goolies tomorrow. Happy days! |
Posted at 09/4/2025 17:49 by wheeze With all due respect to Prolux Solutions, they make small batteries for residential storage wich are not of the same level as Invinity. IES batteries have been tried and tested for over a decade with no issues with flammability. Dont think this news will impact on Invinity |
Posted at 08/4/2025 09:44 by robertspc1 LDES now open for bids. Anyone know if bids are visible or closed. Guess we might get a summary when the window closes at least. I think Frontier and IES will be one of a small number of bidders and will win a number of projects. If that happens then I would think Frontier would be prepared to make an investment in IES to ensure it makes it through to production of LDES batteries. LDES are big 25 year projects and potentially worth hundreds of millions to Frontier. |
Posted at 08/4/2025 06:38 by megaman2 I think thats a best case scenario..one can easy see that being delayed as the steps are a framework for all applicants.What happens until then..? This year is another £20+ mill loss.. If you minus the ring fenced cash there wont be an awful lot left year end...imo another fund raise looks likely hence the share price frontier have said there will be a front payment on financial close but there is no certainty that can be used to cover losses when its likely to be required for the project. Im guessing any payments will be phased until completion. Which is unkown and hypothetical. With ies raising c £20 mill per year since launch from c£1.70 all the way down to 23 p and the share price now sitting at 8.5 p it would appear extremely naive not to see another substantial raise likeky as for me its basic maths. Im sure some have weighed this up but there are others like harchris on lse claiming ies have loads of cash and wiggle room...mind you he did claim similar about bushveld minerals before they switched the lights off...im not getting caught again here with my pants down. |
Posted at 22/3/2025 13:47 by volsung Invinity Energy Systems (IES), the trailblazing titan of vanadium-fluxified energonomics, has once again zapped the market with its latest quantum-flavored ENDURIUM battery widgets. These gizmos, pulsing at a robust 10.8 megawoof-hours in Hungary’s grid-o-sphere, promise to transmogrify the electroscape by synergizing with the flux-capacitative whims of renewable zingatrons. Meanwhile, across the pond, a sprightly 0.9 megadoodle-hour VS3 contraption is set to bamboozle the yankee powerplex, harmonizing solarific rays with a vanadiumic tango of sustainability.The boffins at IES, armed with their cerebro-tronic know-how, are reportedly tickling the underbelly of the UK’s LODES project, where grant-funded whizzbangery might just crystallize into fiscal reality by year’s end. Word on the street—or rather, the electro-conduit̵ |
Posted at 21/2/2025 11:14 by kemche sp being forced to chop through some forced selling due to fund redemptions, but those are easing and in no way diminish from the fact that this Company is reaching critical mass of course. Notice how 'payments in advance' that allow IES to purchase components and NOT have to suffer the historic problems of working capital deficits where material orders would cause near-term cash strains. This is a reflection of the Company's improving stature in the marketplace and therefore leverage in negotiations. Great, great news.Clearly there is a huge, well documented rotation out of mega cap tech in particular and into smaller cap value in the US. We don't have the depth and variety in the market over here, but IES certainly ticks a lot of the boxes on the buy side, and so this has combined pretty powerfully with the other bull points in IES's favour - a delayed positive reaction to the original fundraise, which in my view was wildly bullish and so the share price should never have fallen below 20p, the good news SINCE that fundraise and of course, the change of government - to create what is fast becoming a rally with real legs. |
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